Do adjectives change based on case or just based on gender/plural?
Do adjectives change based on case or just based on gender/plural?
Adjectives decline according to the number, gender and case of the word (noun) they relate to.
Morphological analysis
Morphological analysis
Do they follow similar rules as in the nouns in cases conjugation?
They can adopt the same cases but there is separate set of rules for endings of adjectives although there are some parallels and similarities here and there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Valda
Terms conjugation, to conjugate relate to verbs. For nouns and adjectives terms are declension, to decline. General terms are inflection, to inflect.
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Like nouns, adjectives change their endings (decline) on the basis of gender, number, and case.
Valda, doesn't your textbook explain this basic concept? You should be able to look in the appendix and find declension tables for adjectives and nouns.
I used russian lessons dot net for my cases, and their cases section did not cover adjectives...and their adjectives section did not cover how it alter based on cases... ah, maybe my textbooks do a better job. Thanks.
Ohh...thanks! Thanks a lot!Quote:
Originally Posted by it-ogo